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I am a pregnant pharmacist working in a government hospital. i am in my third trimester. should i take leave until my maternity leave starts due to the coronavirus pandemic? government has not made any recommendations for pregnant healthcare workers
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Not a bad idea: Many pharmacists also are trying to work from home whenever possible. Your best reference going forward will be your Obs-gyn doc and based on your institution's flexibility and further government regulations either work from home, if possible, or go in maternity leave.
Answered 3/29/2020
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